The evening world., 1887-12-12

John McClave.
The wedding Of Mr.. G.. w. Holland and
Miss Emma F. sloat will take place OF the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, on Jan. 4, at IA
O'Clock.
Mrs. Bradford, Of 81 waverley place, win
give q reception this afternoon.
Mrs. Russak, of 10 East Sixty-frst street,
will give a theatre party, followed by o sup
per this evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. David Price, nee Hargons,
will leave this city in o short time for the
Preside, Gal.
The Queen has sent her usual gift Of an
India shawl to Miss Berens, whose wedding
and that of Earl Cairns will take place this
day week in London.
The annual dinner Of the New York Alpha
D,Orvile's, Mill,s Building, So Wall street.
Mrs. Ezra b. Weston, of "a East Forty
seventh street, will give q musicale this
The Columbia College class Of 80 will give
Q dinner of eighty covers at Mazzetti's on
Friday, Dec. 16.
Mrs. J. p. Wing, of 10 West Forty-ninth
of Dec: II. Miss Hurlburt, the fiancee of her
son, will assist in receiving.
Mrs. Alfred Youngs, of Z East Fifty-sixth
street, will give a tea on Dec. 10.
lho Sh1lt hbbOClhIlOu Will uhN6 Ou6 u lI6
monthly dinners at Pinard's this evening.
Cards will soon be out for Mr.. Fuller's
Wedding on Jan. 8 at the Church of the
Heavenly Rest:
gown, is said to have been the belle and
beauty of the first assembly on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Morrison. of 70 East Sixty fifth street,
will give O musicale this afternoon.
Mrs. Draper will entertain a lumber of the
members of the Nineteenth Century Club in
formally tomorrow evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Blight, of Phila-
delphia, will take a house in this city for the
winter.
Mrs. s: P. Tuck is visiting Miss L. An
drews in Baltimore.
The members Of the Tuxedo Club have
raised $500 for the grail, bag, which is the
festivities at Tuxedo. No article in it will
be worth less than rs cents or more than so
cents, and the time set too limited to allow
Of Q discriminating grab.
The engagement Of Mr.. William Emory. of
Philadelphia, and Miss Nellie Hunt, daughter
of the late Minister to Russia. is announced,
the wedding to take place in the spring.
Mr.. ID. Binsse and the Misses Binsse sailed
on Saturday for Europe with the intention Of
remaining q year on the Continent.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Harris and
Miss Annie Emmett, will take place just after
the holidays.
The Thirteen Club will dine together for
the Cafe Morelli.
Miss Lily Pell will pass January at New
Orleans visiting Miss Celeste Stautfer.
Mrs. Edward Anthem. of 81 West Thirty
third street, will give her second reception
on Saturday.
Mrs. Lamadrid, who instituted the St.
Andrews coffee stands about q year ago, is to
open q fair in the Old London Street Build
ing to-day. Mrs. Frank Leslie is the treas
urer of the society.
An interesting morning, concert, the first
of o series of three, was given by Mr.. Will
lam Sutton Wood, the pianist. at his studio,
lib East Seventeenth street, last Saturday.
Mr.. Wood was assisted by Otto Dossenback,
yiolin;, Miss Ella Mansfield, soprano, and
Mr.. Charles A. Rice. tenor. Among the
notable numbers on the programme were
Memberships - Variations Serieuses," Bee
thoyen's Koentzer Sonata, for piano and
violin, .Weber's Adagio and Minuetto, and
compositions by Chopin, Moszkowski and
Rubinstein. Among those present were Mrs.
John W. -Aitken, Mrs. Russell Dart, Mrs.
Lambert, Mrs: H. B Wilson and Miss Mary
L: CLARK. of New York Mrs. E. D. Fenner,
Of Paterson, and Mrs. Molineux, Mrs. Lyman
g. Burnham and Mrs. David s. Wells, Of